Phrasal verbs

I meant to study for test 2 yesterday, but I didn't ...doing it.

• get by

• get away with

• get around to

I really ... my cousin and I love going out with her.

• get over

• get along with

• get away with

Retired people in Argentina don't earn a lot but they manage to ....

• get by

• get around to

• get along with

My sister was very unhappy about failing her test 2 but she'll ... it.

• get by

• get over

• get on with

Don't lie to me about your results in test 2. You will never .... it.

• get along with

• get by

• get away with

We ...the fire ... before we left the camp.

• put...out

• put... aside

• put... off

Paul's saving up for a new cell phone so he ... some money ... every month.

• puts...off

• puts...aside

• puts...up

Unfortunately, they ... the meeting... till next year.

• put ...up

• put...aside

• put...off

I don't know how you ... your student's behavior. I can't

• put up with

• get by

• get over

You don't have to spend money booking a room in a hotel. I'll ...you... for a few days.

• put...out

• put...off

• put...up